• DFW Developers Take Notice Of Caribbean-Like Crystal Lagoons As First One Opens In Prosper
• S.F. Investors Worry About 'Political Winds' Finally Slowing Market
• People (And Dogs) Matter More Than Pricing To These Coworking Users
• The LA Deal Sheet
• Kyle Kenyon Leaves Cushman & Wakefield For CBRE
• Facebook Close To 1M SF Lease At Hudson Yards
• Internal Merger Means Goldman Could Start Raising Real Estate Funds Again
• New Research Facility Aims To Spur Innovations In Construction
• This Week's N.Y. Deal Sheet
• Fast-Growing Flexible Office Provider Knotel Plans Boston Expansion
• This Week's Chicago Deal Sheet
• Clayco Streamlines The Construction Process By Combining Design Firms
• How One Coworking Company Is Putting Relationships First
• Flintoff Learns The Exact Cost Of Upsetting The Manchester Planning Committee: 12 Storeys
• Landlord Groups Plan To Sue Over New Rent Laws in Federal Court
• Knott Mill, The 230K SF Tech And Creative Startup Hub?
• The Fastest-Growing Office Rents In The U.S. Are In Atlanta
• How A Team Of Diverse Talents Became BEAR Construction's 'Swiss Army Knife'
• Mt. Baker Housing Is Finalist For National Award
• Renton: The Next Big Thing?
• EXCLUSIVE: M2G Ventures Nabs 4621 Ross Ave. Property For Mixed-Use Office, Retail Development
• The Physician Shortage Is Real And Could Have A Big Impact On CRE
• SoCal Construction Market Red-Hot, Contractors Scramble To Keep Up
• There Is Nothing To Buy In London Right Now
• Toys R Us Poised For Limited Comeback
• Montgomery County To Halt Housing Development In Parts Of Bethesda, Silver Spring
• This Week's Dallas-Fort Worth Deal Sheet
• The Circular Economy Is Great For Real Estate’s Bottom Line, Oh, And The Planet
• Steve Wynn Absent But Far From Forgotten At $2.6B Encore Boston Harbor Opening
• Beyond The Bio: 16 Questions With Columbia Property Trust CEO Nelson Mills